NSW Home Builders Bonus

Exciting news for investors in NSW properties.
Save on stamp duty


The New South Wales government has removed the Stamp duty for off-the-plan purchases of houses up to $600,000. Those buying a house off the plan stand to save up to $22,490.

From July 1, 2010, stamp duty will be eliminated for the next two years for any purchasers buying a home worth up to $600,000, before construction has started.

Real Financial Group only sell off-the-plan investment properties and are priced to fit within the governments guidelines, ensuring that anyone who invests in property through Real Financial Group with be saving 100% of the stamp duty cost.

 

This is a fantastic opportunity for the first time investor to enter the market. With a strong emphasis on education, you'll find that we will take the time to explain the processes involved.

Contact us if you wish to take advantage of these savings, or to arrange a free in home consultation to work out the best strategy for you.

 

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